Nissan 350Z Review

We say Who cares if it's impractical? The 350Z drop-top is a superb car.Performance The Convertible’s 3.5-litre V6 has acceleration and speed and the gearbox is

We say Who cares if it's impractical? The 350Z drop-top is a superb car.Performance The Convertible’s 3.5-litre V6 has acceleration and speed and the gearbox is good.Emissions 24mpg combined and 273g/km of CO2 emissions are pretty poor, but par for the course in the sector.

Driving The 350Z Convertible has a firm ride, plenty of feedback, though it's not the most assured through the corners.Feel The Nissan drop-top’s engines are pretty noisy when revved, and the elements intrude.Space Plenty of space upfront for two. Beyond that it's a hell of a squeeze.Equipment Alloys, climate control and CD changer are standard in the Nissan convertible. GT pack adds heated leather seats and cruise control. Satnav an option.

Price Starting prices for the 350Z Convertible are superb, undercutting all competitors. Residuals are good but running costs high.Quality Everything feels strong and well-made. Engines and mechanicals from Nissan are reliable.Safety Six airbags, ABS, stability and traction control are standard in the Convertible.Pros Great engines, drive and looks.Cons Impractical and expensive to run.Alternatives BMW Z4, Honda S2000, Mercedes SLK, Porsche Boxster

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